Life in Seabeck: Hamlet on the Hood Canal
Water and mountains blend in the tiny town of Seabeck (population 1,060), which is tucked among the coves of the Hood Canal. Quaint in its landscape and in its buildings, Seabeck feels away from it all without being too far from it all.
Custom Homes in Seabeck
Even though it’s just a short drive from Silverdale, Seabeck offers a small-town, rural feel, which means less traffic, more privacy, and fewer restrictions. You’ll likely have to shoulder the cost of well and septic, and Estes Builders can help you navigate that process as well as any other property concerns. Plus, we’ll make sure your home design maximizes available water and mountain views, which are abundant in Seabeck.
Here are just a few of the highlights of owning a home in Seabeck:
- Despite feeling remote, Seabeck is only a 15-minute drive to Silverdale, Kitsap County’s commercial hub, for convenient access to national retail stores.
- As old as the town itself, the Seabeck General Store sells groceries and essentials within easy reach.
- Grab a slice of pizza at Seabeck Pizza.
- Dock your boat and take in the view at the Olympic View Marina.
- Take a hike on the family-friendly Guillemot Cove Trail, which wanders through the forest before hitting the beach and jaw-dropping views. Be sure to hang a left in the marsh to check out the “Stump House.”
- Pitch a tent and take sandy and mossy strolls in Scenic Beach State Park. You’ll also find the 108-year-old Emel House.
- The Seabeck Conference Center hosts events year round and is available for rental and group retreats.
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Stavis Bay Photo: Copyright Jonathan Miske
Photo: Copyright Mike Grauer Jr